GIS: a short introduction

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Geographic Information Systems Studies Historical Geography and Geographical Thought Geography Education and Pedagogy

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List of Figures. List of Tables. Series Editor's Preface. Author's Acknowledgements. 1.Introducing The Identities Of GIS. 2.GIS, Human Geography, And The Intellectual Territory Between Them. 3.The Devil Is In The Data: Collection, Representation, And Standardization. 4.Bringing It All Together Using GIS To Analyse And Model Spatial Phenomena. 5.Where Do I Go From Here? GIS Training And Research. References. Index.

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